Geo-Integrity Ltd

Why you need a UXO Risk Assessment for your Proposed Development - Geo-Integrity, Site Investigation, Geotechnical, Soil Investigation, Contaminated Land Risk Assessment, Phase 1 Desk Study, Waste Soil Disposal, WAC Testing, and Contaminated Land Remediation

A World War 2 bomb exploded in Great Yarmouth recently. The 250kg unexploded device was discovered last Tuesday (7 February) off Southtown Road where the Bam Farrans joint venture is building a new lift bridge across the River Yare. British Army EOD engineers were attempting to remotely defuze the large German bomb in Norfolk when the weapon unexpectedly detonated last Friday (10 February) on the west side bank of the River, no-one was injured. The moment was captured on video by a Norfolk Police drone and is shown below. This incident underlines why undertaking preliminary UXO risk assessment is a vital part of any Phase 1 Desk Study and Site Investigations. Here at Geo-Integrity we can arrange such reports with our trusted partners and include the information within our full comprehensive Phase 1 Desk Study, which you are likely to need for Contaminated Land Planning Conditions. If you need any help with UXO risk assessment or anything else please call on 07858 367 125 or email us by pressing this link.

Brownfield Re-development - Geo-Integrity, Site Investigation, Geotechnical, Soil Investigation, Contaminated Land Risk Assessment, Phase 1 Desk Study, Waste Soil Disposal, WAC Testing, and Contaminated Land Remediation

A site investigation on a previously used brownfield site in Reading involving BRE365 soakaway tests, additional boreholes using a limited access cut-down cable percussion borehole rig, in-situ CBR tests for pavement design, further contamination testing and foundation inspection pits.